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Is copd an indication for montelukast or something else?

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Dr. William Walsh answered

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Something else: Unless the person has COPD + asthma, in which case trying it won't hurt. For copd, usually inhaled antimuscarinics plus albuterol as needed are a reasonable starting place. Newer drugs will be coming out shortly.

Answered 6/10/2014

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No: Montelukast is not used in patients with copd. It is usually indicated for patientswith allergic rhinitis or asthma.

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